I've Never Watched Naruto

A suture monster that is forcibly stitched together. After reading all the free chapters here, leave a review. Brain ideas: good ideas. Characterization: The characterization is extremely poor and both the male and female protagonists look like idiots. Overall evaluation: The idea is very good, and the laughter brought about by this information gap is indeed ok. But apart from this, it is useless. It is true that the author may not have watched Naruto. If I have to say it, it is the same set of ancient fantasy novels, and the skin of Naruto was later adapted. In terms of cheat codes, the painting style and compatibility of the world itself are not considered at all. I just put a fantasy theme into it and just used it. It was not handled well, and it looked like a suture monster. With this kind of setting and theme, you can completely create a world view independently. You can completely imagine an anime or some other work, and then apply the original routine to it and write a similar book. But it has to be Naruto. Anyone who has watched Naruto or a more in-depth fan will find it ugly.

That's not how a favor order works. The person in charge of the ninja family is not stupid. How could he agree to the separation of the family? The separation will weaken the power of the person in charge of the family. If I were to use the grace order, and under the condition that public education is not inferior to family education, I would first greatly increase the welfare of ninjas on the payroll, which is at least higher than that of being a family private soldier. At the same time, I would lower the threshold for joining the ninja clan and tempt the ninja clan private soldiers to join the establishment. Find out the number of private ninjas in each family, and at the same time suppress the senior ninja clans. The senior ninja clans are not allowed to forcibly prevent private soldiers from joining the ranks. As long as they are willing to pay, a large number of private soldiers at the bottom of the ninja clan will definitely join the ninja establishment. There may even be small and medium-sized families taking the initiative to incorporate private soldiers into the establishment to make money. If this plan is successful, the next step is to improve the human rights of all ninjas in the army. Unless it is a state of war, oppression and bullying of all ninjas in the army are prohibited. Hokage and genin are at the same level, but they are different in their positions. They all contribute to Konoha.

I really can't stand it. Now the starting point is on the same level as FQ. There is a book next door for elementary school students to travel through the world of Naruto. I think it's outrageous. It still scored 9.2 And I don't know how to get it. This feels like the same level.

The author writes very interestingly, please keep writing and update more every day

Chapter 7 I really can't accept it. The protagonist's sister got married at the age of 12, and the protagonist couldn't accept it. Then he said that the other person may have become disabled because he served the country, and at the same time he gave various reasons to convince himself that the only way to solve the problem was to kill the other person. I especially want to know what the protagonist's three views are? Marrying at the age of 12 is not allowed because the three views are unacceptable. Killing without hatred or resentment is okay because the world is different. Don't try to argue with me about the contradiction behind it. From the beginning of Chapter 7, the protagonist is thinking about killing someone. This has nothing to do with the Three Views. This is called double standards! While saying that the three views are unacceptable, at the same time saying that the world is different.

You could say that this protagonist is cautious. He can add a lot of settings based on the few words he heard from his friends about Naruto and be convinced of them. You could say he was not cautious. He also made it clear that he had just learned how to extract chakra and he did not dare to listen to the teachings of low-level people for fear of taking the wrong path. Is he crazy?

How did the author come up with the plot of the sister getting married? The comment section was very lively, so I went to watch it myself. I was speechless As mentioned earlier, the protagonist is a college student from the village, well-educated. His sister is 12 years old, and her father betrothed her to a Shimura tribesman who lost a leg on the battlefield. The protagonist is furious. In order to prevent his sister from getting married, he said that between killing his father and Shimura, he can only kill Shimura. What do you think? A commoner married into a wealthy family, and instead of asking what kind of person his brother-in-law was without knowing anything about him, he directly wanted to kill him. The protagonist knew nothing about this man, but knew that he lost his leg on the battlefield. A man who shed blood for the village could do nothing. You're right. In Konoha, it's normal to go to the battlefield at the age of 5, but it's really wrong to marry at the age of 12 and bring it into reality. You don't want to show your worth as a bargaining chip to make friends with Shimura. You can do it slowly, such as getting engaged first, and then you will say whatever you want when you become stronger. Educated? The comment section is absolutely correct. Old double label😍

I don't understand the main plot. What exactly are you writing? If you want to write about ninjas, then write about ninjas well. If you want to write about business, then write in another place. No one wants to see how you make glass and make perfume in Naruto. Does that make sense?

Damn it, what kind of NT plot is this? He killed a Jonin and used a clone technique to get away from suspicion. Does the author think that everyone in the ANBU in Naruto is NT? The death of a Jonin is not a trivial matter to Konoha. The Yamanaka clan will definitely check the memories of all suspects. It turns out that there is no such thing. Do you think you are very smart? People in Hokage are all NNTs. I will give you a sentence: treat others as NNTs, that is the real NNT.

Guys, if you believe me don't read this book. This book is no longer highly toxic. Those who can read this book are those who have no brains and are immune to all poisons. I have been reading novels for at least 8 years, but I couldn't stand this novel until I got to the 30th chapter. Don't look at it.

Regarding the murder chapter, I will evaluate the protagonist. The character of the protagonist, for example, is: Itachi Uchiha. Having a talent, he had objections. He didn't talk to his father, nor did he show it to his father. He didn't use his sister's talent to explain the situation, and he didn't even warn his father. Then after the incident happened, he acted very extreme and willful. To put it simply, he has high ambitions but low ambitions, is extreme and arrogant for his own use.

To be honest, I have tried very hard to forget all the basic settings and read according to the author's ideas. Unfortunately, it is too poisonous. Is this something that normal people can watch? This is probably the most disgusting and ridiculous Naruto fanfic I have ever seen. Just outrageous.

Even Madara cannot unify the ninja world. The protagonist keeps asking his father to recognize the reality, but he has always lived in the arrogance of a time traveler.

Good guy, I don't know the plot. My sister wants to marry into a big family, but if she doesn't understand it, she will want to kill someone for no reason! I can't even write about cerebral thrombosis for a hundred years! If the protagonist understands the plot, he can still watch it. AI writing is gone.

I subscribed for 12 chapters and I was stunned when I saw that the protagonist wanted to poison his biological father. Comments from everyone: For the sake of the protagonist who has raised the protagonist so well, he would rather marry off his own daughter so that the protagonist can have a better future. For a father, his son wants to poison him for the sake of his sister. He is said to have been raised by his sister. I just want to ask, how can a sister raise him without a biological father? From the beginning to the end, how did the father feel sorry for the protagonist? What a sin. To be honest, this is the first time I have seen this kind of book in so many years of reading, and I was really stunned. It seems reasonable to be able to design this kind of plot logic. I am skeptical of the author's three views.

If the protagonist can dig a hole out of the village, the enemy can dig a hole into the village. There shouldn't be such a big loophole in the village's defense system, right?

There are so many people criticizing the book, I think it's very interesting. The protagonist is an ordinary college student who has traveled through time and has no idea of ​​the plot. Very true. To be honest, it would be strange for the protagonists in those books to forget the history and politics of their nine-year compulsory education as soon as they time travel. The protagonist has traveled through time, and yet again, it's so normal to spread the color red, as if we've traveled through time and it's the same. Otherwise, as soon as we time travel, we will start killing people randomly in pursuit of immortality and strength. . This is not normal. . This book is really quite real. The protagonists in other books are weird

The author's ideas are very good, but the logic and character design are a mess. I guess it's not just the protagonist who hasn't watched Naruto, but the author hasn't either.

Author, please change the front part, at least don't make the marriage contract negotiated by the father. If you want to write about class, make the Shimura family more excessive. The biggest problem with this engagement incident is that the protagonist has known about his father's wishes, but he has never talked to his father. All his thoughts of revenge are at the Shimura family. Where is his father? Let him continue to have fun?

After reading about 20 chapters, I felt awkward and illogical. The protagonist majored in agriculture. The chemical thief 6 can make his own paraquat. He has a profound understanding of ancient theology. He can read the "Qing Jing Sutra" at the top of his mouth and can easily create a meditation method in a few days. If it were in a fantasy novel, he would be able to ascend directly from the spot. With no reference, just conduct an experiment once, and you can create a ninja cat and a ninja mouse in a few days. In the next half year, I am afraid that the ninja clan who cultivated the ninja beasts will be directly defeated, and the Hashirama cells will be temporarily inaccessible. Otherwise, Ken Shimura will die directly from the wooden escape. It is not impossible for the wooden person to start with thousands of hands.

Is the protagonist too naive? Whether you have watched Naruto or not, the protagonist is an adult who travels to a strange world and is surrounded by unknowns and threats. He still lacks caution and openly shows off his past life knowledge. Isn't it a little too naive? It's stupid for adults to be so naive no matter how you look at it!

The author may have offended people. To be honest, the reviews are all negative. This book is quite good. It may not be consistent with our three views at first, but it is true that it gets better and better as it goes on. I have subscribed to it.

The protagonist has never seen Naruto and knows nothing, so he relies on his own imagination to judge the strength of the Jonin. He has the idea of ​​​​killing the Jonin. He is reckless and does not ask or inquire. It is just like traveling through the world of cultivating immortals and thinking that he can fight at the golden elixir stage when he has just practiced Qi. He wants to kill the magister when he is just a magic apprentice. They kill them without knowing their methods. The actions and plans of the protagonist are full of loopholes. Will he be the weakling of Konoha's ANBU and the roots? Is the protagonist so sure that Konoha didn't discover his tricks?

All of your book reviews are scolding you. If there were less of this, I would still read it. There is no way that so many bad reviews are just out of thin air. There is absolutely no motivation to open it. (When I read a book, I usually read the book review first)

Brothers, listen to my advice. Even if Shen Nong comes, he will not be able to bear it. It is extremely poisonous.

Hmm... I can't stand the harem anyway. The uncomfortable part is that I am a woman, so I can't stand the same-sex backlash. YY, you can understand it. It's similar to how I sometimes like to watch otome (but I actually can't stand the official version, so I usually choose to watch the original characters without cp). There are also fans who will steal the highlights of the original characters. It's okay to create a new one to coax the reputation. If the writing and plot are good, even if it is a harem, I can completely ignore the female protagonist.

The logic is messed up. The diameter of Konoha is 900 meters, and the shadow clone has no weight. I can still read this, but why is Mito Uzumaki still alive after three battles? It's not a problem that Pig's Foot hasn't watched Naruto, but it's too much that the author hasn't watched it either.

The 12-year-old sister was sold to Danzo's son with a broken leg by his father When Pigfoot was five years old, he decided to kill the cripple immediately The author's thinking was very clear, and it would be fine if he killed him anyway

The protagonist, a person who doesn't understand the plot, wants to hug the wrong villain at the beginning. Aren't you afraid that he will hug the wrong villain? How many episodes can he survive if he is so naive and not for cheating...

A crippled Jounin is also a Jounin. He has the right to vote. He can be easily killed. True 6